New Delta Sky Club opens in Atlanta's Concourse D with added capacity and updated design

In terms of access, the new Sky Club inherits the same access policies as any other Delta lounge. Travelers in long-haul premium cabins, Sky Club membership holders, and select credit cardholders are eligible to use the lounge. Delta has implemented limits on credit card entry to help curb overcrowding, including capping the number of annual visits for cardmembers and only allowing entry within three hours of departing flights, not applicable to connections.

The design features localized design motifs, partitioned spaces for privacy, and a variety of seating options, including recliners, couches, and bar-style seats. The lounge includes a bar and dining area, buffet stations, and a theater-style media wall near the business area. However, it lacks an outdoor Sky Deck and shower suites, amenities found in other Delta lounges in Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York.

Though lacking some amenities, the lounge offers power outlets, USB-A and USB-C ports at nearly every seat, and fast, free Wi-Fi. The restrooms are well-designed with marble and wood finishes.

Although Delta's new Sky Club in Atlanta focuses on providing ample seating over other amenities, it represents a significant upgrade at the airline's largest hub and is expected to be popular among travelers from the time it opens.